In Spanish slang, 'escracho' is often used in Argentina and Uruguay to refer to a public demonstration or protest against someone, especially a politician or public figure, to expose them or their actions. It can also mean an unflattering photograph.
Examples
- Spanish: 1) Los ciudadanos organizaron un escracho contra el político corrupto. 2) Me sacaste un escracho, ¡salgo horrible en esa foto!
- English: 1) The citizens organized an 'escracho' against the corrupt politician. 2) You took a 'escracho' of me, I look horrible in that photo!